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# Roadmap

1. Phase 1 — Acorn (Foundation, Q4 2025)

* $ROGZ presale via PinkSale on ETH
* Smart contracts & audits (escrow, NFTs)
* Testnet launch + first 10–20 rigs onboarded
* Beta airdrop & community building\ <br>

#### Phase 2 — Nest (Mainnet Launch, Q1 2026)

* MVP completion & mainnet go-live on Arbitrum
* Fiat on-ramp integrations
* Early adoption incentives (50+ rigs, $5M raises)
* Initial DAO governance setup\ <br>

#### Phase 3 — Forage (Expansion, Q2–Q3 2026)

* Pool & DeFi partnerships (SlushPool, Aave)
* Marketing campaigns, 5K+ users, 200+ rigs
* NFT marketplace, insurance pool, XP tiers
* Multi-language & green mining incentives\ <br>

#### Phase 4 — Burrow (Decentralization, Q4 2026 & Beyond)

* Full DAO handover by end-2026
* Scale to 10K+ rigs, $200M+ TVL
* Cross-DePIN & RWA integrations
* Buyback/burn, exchange listings, 100K+ users\ <br>

#### Phase 5 — Forest (Multi-Vertical Ecosystem, 2027+)

* Expansion into GPU compute, real estate, gold, and RWA launchpad
* $ROGZ as the unified token layer across all verticals
* Fractional NFTs as portable identity + yield credentials\ <br>

Goal: Evolve RigWorkZ into a multi-asset RWA platform<br>


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